- 2 people
- 50 m²
- Avail. : 2024-05-30
Presentation
Between rue Lafaurie de Monbadon and Place Tourny, discover this beautiful 50m², 1-bedroom furnished flat for rent in Bordeaux. Located on the 3rd floor of a stone building without a lift, it was completely renovated at the end of 2022!
You'll love its large, bright living room and modern decor, combined with touches of old-world charm.
This property is located in the centre of Bordeaux, close to Rue Fondaudège, the famous Allées de Tourny and the Grand Théâtre. You'll enjoy the peace and quiet of this area, while being close to the many cafés and restaurants in this family-friendly neighbourhood.
Nature is not far away: the Jardin Public is just a 5-minute walk from the flat! There's also a tram stop (line D) less than 300 metres away.
| Monthly price | €1,600 |
| Monthly fixed charges
Comprenant les charges de copropriété, l'eau froide, l'abonnement electrique et l'abonnement internet/TV
|
€0 |
| Monthly provisions for electricity consumption and taxes | €0 |
| Security deposit
1
mois de loyer à verser au plus tard le jour de la remise des clés
|
€1,600 |
Characteristics
- Lit(s) double(s)
- 3rd floor staircase
- WIFI
- TV
- Oven
- Dishwasher
- Washing machine
Composition
This property comprises :
- an entrance hall with an armchair and a small piece of furniture
- a corridor with a large dressing room
- a living room with sofa, armchair, coffee table, TV and internet/wifi, sideboard and table for 4 people
- a separate fully-equipped kitchen with oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, induction hob, kettle, toaster, Nespresso coffee machine and everything else you need for cooking
- a quiet bedroom with a 160 x 200 cm double bed and two bedside tables
- a shower room with washbasin, hairdryer, heated towel rail and WC
-a laundry area with washing machine, iron and ironing board
Linen is provided (sheets, towels and tea towels) and beds are made on arrival.
A little history :
Widened and aligned, the entire street was named in 1842 after Jean Huguerie, the bailiff to Parliament, who had four shops built there in 1716.
There is a fine line of Louis XVI-style houses on the odd-numbered side, running almost the entire length of the even-numbered side, from Rue Lafaurie to the Clinique Tourny. They were designed by the architect Lhôte, who himself lived at no. 37.
Behind the Louis XVI façade facing rue Huguerie, rue du Palais Gallien, a giant chestnut tree protrudes from the roof.